We use design as a medium to convey the inherent worthiness of all people and lifeforms. Design should create the conditions for dignity for everyone and should not be used as a tool for dehumanization. We reject ableism, work to eliminate barriers to equity, and constantly seek out the voices of the most vulnerable to inform our decisions.
Dignify through Design
Let this movie, or any of [Del Toro’s] other films, remind you of the comfort that comes with self-acceptance and living your truth regardless of societal norms. Let them remind you of how powerful we become when we challenge society’s norms.
Dignify through Design
"Because we're a community that's figuring out how to do business together, most of what we do together is play."
Dignify through Design
Ethiopian-American designers reclaim Halloween as a time of joy, blending culture with creative freedom!
Dignify through Design
Mama zipped me in a Ninja Turtle shell—Michelangelo, the laughing one, 'cause I giggled through gunfire and dreamed in technicolor even when sirens split the night like wishbones. Sweat glued the mask to my face, plastic breath, cinnamon gum, and that hum of danger, a tuning fork struck
Dignify through Design
Someone will ask you one day if you've seen Eve's Bayou. You need to be able to say yes.
Dignify through Design
Welcome to Cover Stories, a monthly column celebrating and shading anything and everything related to design and music.
Dignify through Design
Our first collection of products is available now! Read on for more details about how everything came together.
Dignify through Design
You want to know what Juneteenth means in 2025? It means we're still breathing despite every plan to make us die. Every law designed to break us, every vote they tried to steal. Every knee pressed to our necks, every wound they wouldn't heal.
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When nostalgia becomes a weapon, truth blurs. As AI-generated Ghibli-style imagery floods the political arena, we must ask: What happens when the visual language of peace is hijacked to launder state violence?
Dignify through Design
In the first entry in their column, Food for Thought (Literally), Kellyn Nettles digs into The Encampments. They pair the film with a hearty spicy mushroom risotto, "something that will provide you sustenance and get you off your ass and into action."